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fodder

[fod-er] / ˈfɒd ər /


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The Justice Department’s release of its Jeffrey Epstein files has given some powerful people fresh fodder to embarrass their foes.

From The Wall Street Journal

The issue of big people and small airplane seats has long been tabloid fodder and red meat for message board posters.

From Los Angeles Times

The characters in movies like these are designed to be expendable fodder for the chills and thrills.

From Salon

The team that was set to be Eastern Conference cannon fodder is now in second place, putting the Celtics right where they’re used to being: the thick of a championship race.

From The Wall Street Journal

How many Oscars “Sinners” will win is good fodder for all that social media debate.

From Los Angeles Times